Linedance? What the f*ck is this? Cowboy boots, hat and some country music? No, it's not that simple. Trying to find a definition is almost impossible. It's too versatile. If I had to explain it I would probably answer: it's a dance in which dancers line up in rows and follow exactly the same steps. No partner necessary. It doesn't have to be country music either. Linedance works fine on modern hits, too. Although I prefer dancing to Johnny Cash and such (not the modern country stuff, which I personally don't like that much). I've been dancing Linedance for five years now and am part of a small group of advanced dancers.
Each year a two or three days Linedance workshop will be held in Gemen. The length differs from year to year but the location is always the same: a beautiful castle surrounded by water. Someday I would like to cross this bridge and shout "HEAR ME ROAR" and then throw a Lannister party and act bitchy with my mates. This sounds like fun.
We've spent two days inside. Training was three times a day. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and lots of cakes were included. Sometimes I had to pass a meal because there was no way I could eat this much within a day without dying from a hurting belly.
Learning up to eight dances within such a short time was exhausting. Even for me, although I couldn't even join them dancing thanks to my injured leg. But I've watched them and tried to memorize all of their steps. I originally thought my leg would be fine until workshop starts but it wasn't. Well, I've already took place in the workshop past year so I know how exhausting this is. Heads were hurting from all the studying and they still do because now it's time to catch up in order to not forget all those new steps.
If you're interested in taking part next year you should check this website. As soon as the new date is settled they'll update this page with new information and prices.
Who knows? We'll probably meet there by next year!
Each year a two or three days Linedance workshop will be held in Gemen. The length differs from year to year but the location is always the same: a beautiful castle surrounded by water. Someday I would like to cross this bridge and shout "HEAR ME ROAR" and then throw a Lannister party and act bitchy with my mates. This sounds like fun.
We've spent two days inside. Training was three times a day. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and lots of cakes were included. Sometimes I had to pass a meal because there was no way I could eat this much within a day without dying from a hurting belly.
Learning up to eight dances within such a short time was exhausting. Even for me, although I couldn't even join them dancing thanks to my injured leg. But I've watched them and tried to memorize all of their steps. I originally thought my leg would be fine until workshop starts but it wasn't. Well, I've already took place in the workshop past year so I know how exhausting this is. Heads were hurting from all the studying and they still do because now it's time to catch up in order to not forget all those new steps.
If you're interested in taking part next year you should check this website. As soon as the new date is settled they'll update this page with new information and prices.
Who knows? We'll probably meet there by next year!
